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How about a little Narwhal Ivory. This is white, isn't it? Ron Newton Quillion Dagger
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White Handled Knives (Post Pics)
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A white Cover:
T. Bose:
Ken Erickson:
Don Hanson:
- Joe
T. Bose:
Ken Erickson:
Don Hanson:
- Joe
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Man I am a sucker for white handled knives
Sadly I do not have many
Awhile back I sold an Ivory handled Fitch
This is the only one I have right know and it's not Ivory
I have a few swords with white handles
Here is an almost 400 year old blade forged by Yasutsugu
All fittings done by Michael Bell
Sadly I do not have many
Awhile back I sold an Ivory handled Fitch
This is the only one I have right know and it's not Ivory
I have a few swords with white handles
Here is an almost 400 year old blade forged by Yasutsugu
All fittings done by Michael Bell
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Cool thread, thanks for thinking of it, Jon!
I do like white handles on certain knives. Here are a few from our collection (most have been posted already).
Kyle Royer JS test knife.
Dan Graves dagger (one of my wife's favorites from our collection)
Dan Harrison Hondo bowie (crazy clip!)
Olszewski Gold Eagle (don't have a pic I've taken that shows the MOP well so I'm using Michael Donoto's...hope he doesn't mind)
Don Hanson Stoned Ivory
I do like white handles on certain knives. Here are a few from our collection (most have been posted already).
Kyle Royer JS test knife.
Dan Graves dagger (one of my wife's favorites from our collection)
Dan Harrison Hondo bowie (crazy clip!)
Olszewski Gold Eagle (don't have a pic I've taken that shows the MOP well so I'm using Michael Donoto's...hope he doesn't mind)
Don Hanson Stoned Ivory
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...I can't pay kudos to every post. Wow. Nice thread, Jon. :thumbup:
Let me show you how much I like Micarta®
(2) from Brazil:
GTC folding 'subhilt'
Brothers Lala (Korth Knives) made one with racing stripes
Ray Cover Sr. A solid fave:
AKI member John W. Smith shows how versatile he can be.
Jim Smyth: A rare sighting. Immaculate finish:
My Don Hanson 'Clacker' was already posted on Page one. That too.
I've plenty of white/tan natural ivory, too. I'll let this thread grow some more.
Coop
Let me show you how much I like Micarta®
(2) from Brazil:
GTC folding 'subhilt'
Brothers Lala (Korth Knives) made one with racing stripes
Ray Cover Sr. A solid fave:
AKI member John W. Smith shows how versatile he can be.
Jim Smyth: A rare sighting. Immaculate finish:
My Don Hanson 'Clacker' was already posted on Page one. That too.
I've plenty of white/tan natural ivory, too. I'll let this thread grow some more.
Coop
In colt rawhide... It is impossible to compete with the ivory 
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Here's my Jerry Fisk MS NLT "Tuxedo Fighter" it was Best Fixed Blade at the 2003 Spirit of Steel Show. I just brought it down to Coop for a better photograph:
This is a Fisk NLT "Roho":
Jerry called this one "Boo Daddy":
This is by Jim Batson MS. It was the 2005 Chairman's knife at the ABS Reno Show:
This is a slipjoint from Dan Warren JS with a white bone handle:
Another with an Mammoth handle:
This one is by the late MS Hugh Bartrug. It's not all white but it is pretty Walrus Ivory:
Jim Treacy
This is a Fisk NLT "Roho":
Jerry called this one "Boo Daddy":
This is by Jim Batson MS. It was the 2005 Chairman's knife at the ABS Reno Show:
This is a slipjoint from Dan Warren JS with a white bone handle:
Another with an Mammoth handle:
This one is by the late MS Hugh Bartrug. It's not all white but it is pretty Walrus Ivory:
Jim Treacy
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Walrus Tusk by Ted Bollenbach (deceased)
Elephant Ivory by Lyle Courtice with scrim by Warren Hargraves
Pearl by Jim Ence
Elephant Ivory by Fred Slee
Dennis Friedly and Linda Karst
Jose de Braga -- ivory and Lapis
Brian Lyttle -- elk and ivory (second image)
Harvey McBurnette - ivory
Harald Moeller -- mammoth
hopefully these are some you won't see everyday
Elephant Ivory by Lyle Courtice with scrim by Warren Hargraves
Pearl by Jim Ence
Elephant Ivory by Fred Slee
Dennis Friedly and Linda Karst
Jose de Braga -- ivory and Lapis
Brian Lyttle -- elk and ivory (second image)
Harvey McBurnette - ivory
Harald Moeller -- mammoth
hopefully these are some you won't see everyday
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and a couple more
Al Pendray -- Walrus
Arpad Bjotos -- Walrus
Al Pendray -- Walrus
Arpad Bjotos -- Walrus
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Please tell me more about this knife. This may be the knife I sell all my other slippies to obtain.
This knife was commissioned by AG Russell along with slipjoints from other makers for his ivory slipjoint project about two years ago.. This canoe is built using one backspring yielding a thin knife with two blades. This knife was designed by AG and resides in his personal collection. I notice in the last AG Russell catalog he has a production knife listed , made by Buck that is very similar.
Thanks for the kind comment!
Ken